Re: Good terminal emulator, editor, for cutting and pasting
From: Steve (stevesusenet_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 12/22/03
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Date: 22 Dec 2003 07:11:08 -0800
linuxquestion@yahoo.com wrote in message news:<672ceaed.0312201424.26736cea@posting.google.com>...
> Dear experts,
>
> I'm using Redhat Advanced server 2.1
Im using Knoppix/Debian with the Icewm window manager
> I'd like to find two things:
> - a good terminal emulator
> - a good editor
nedit : http://www.nedit.org, a very powerful, very fast gui editor
that is
simple to use. It has CUA keybindings ( aka "windows key
strokes")
xterm : As ancient as it is it still supports more keyboard signals
then
the two gnome terminals or KDEs konsole. You can also cut
and
paste into/out of it. Chances are it is already installed on
your
system.
You will need your mouse to select text in xterm. You will also need
to use your middle mouse button to paste text with xterm->nedit or
nedit->xterm. Use ctrl-x or ctrl-c to capture text in xterm. If you
don't have a 3 button mouse press both mouse buttons at once.
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